Cheryl Cole appears to have set her sights on a toy boy after cheekily asking Great Britain's Olympic hunk Tom Daley to teach her how to 'swan dive'.
Cheryl Cole has asked Tom Daley for some private lessons (Picture: Getty)
The Geordie beauty is clearly getting into the Olympic spirit as after watching Daley in the Men's Synchronised 10m Platform event on Monday, she sent him a little message.
She tweeted: '@tomdaley1994 I think you are amazing! Will you teach me how to swan dive?'
And it seems the 18-year-old Team GB hopeful was more than willing to lend a hand as within seconds, he had replied to Cole's tweet.
'Of course!!! But first you need to follow me ;)' he wrote.
Good teacher? Cheryl wants Daley to teach her the swan dive (Picture: Getty Images)
And Tom got his wish as Cheryl hit 'follow' on his Twitter profile and made sure to let him know as she messaged back saying: 'Deal #followed.'
Tom is fast being dubbed as one of this year's Olympics 'hunks' so it's no surprise Cheryl, 29, wants some alone time with him.
Of course her playing the needy female for private lessons was just a ruse as Cheryl is a well-known master of the swan dive.
The pair seemed keen to work together on their diving skills (Picture: Twitter)
She famously performed the clever stunt from a high platform during her debut performance on The Voice earlier this year, before belting out her single Call My Name.
But it's unlikely Cole will be taking a leaf out of Madonna's book as she is busy preparing for her debut solo UK arena tour, due to kick off in October this year.
Added to which, Daley reportedly has a girlfriend.
Cheryl Cole has been taking inspiration from the likes of Katy Perry, Rihanna, Jay-Z and Kanye West ahead of her UK tour and is prepared to spend whatever it takes to make her upcoming gigs the best yet (Picture: PA)
Rumours emerged earlier this month that he is dating American diver Kassidy Cook, 17.
Daley narrowly missed out on a bronze medal for Team GB after coming fourth, with diving partner Peter Waterfield, in the Men's Synchronised 10m Platform event.
He will compete in the solo men's 10m platform event next week.
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